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virtuoso on Fedora

MAAC

 Will virtuoso work on Fedora core!!

  • Andrew Beckett

    Quite probably, but it is not a "supported" platform. This means that no testing is done, and Cadence will not commit to fix any problem which shows up when running on that platform which doesn't show up on one of the supported platforms. So it's at your own risk. This is purely because of the impracticalities of testing on an enormous number of possible distributions.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • aplumb
    For something more equivalent (but free) to the officially supported RedHat Enterprise Linux I'd recommend using the CentOS distribution.
  • wighou

     Hi,

    I would like to test IC614 on Fedora15. Does it exist a way to avoid the OS test when I run virtuoso ? Because I have the following error : virtuoso:   ERROR: Unrecognized platform.

    I know that it is not a compatible platform but I would like to try because my computer have network problems on CentOS.

    Thanks in advance

  • Andrew Beckett

    Please do not double-post. I will answer this under your other post /forums/p/19554/1285394.aspx#1285394

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